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Jurists attending last weekend's retired judges conference in Monterey were fearful of the slightest interaction with representatives of ADR providers. Their worries stemmed from a state appellate ruling that said judges could be disqualified from an ADR case -- and their decisions in that case over the last two years voided -- if they had discussed employment with a mediation firm. Wednesday, the judges issued a sigh of relief when the California Supreme Court unanimously granted review of Hartford .
March 24, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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